Agreed --- I agree with you, Carlos. You touched on the precise issue I have with the term "cyberwar". I find it notable that the specific incidents which academics most attribute as possible examples of "cyberwar" rarely, if ever, have the aggressor nation-state making their involvement public knowledge. There is a big advantage in keeping one's identity hidden, or at least hidden enough that plausible deniability is possible. In practice, many of the cyberwarfare cases are often closer to terrorism than actual war.

Source author: Gustavo Paiva gdp.direito@gmail.com